Movement Boomerang Government Tax So
Finance June 25th, 2010
JAKARTA – Economist Econit Hendri Saparini assess the actions of people are reluctant to pay taxes due to disillusionment with the performance of the Directorate General of Taxation as an act of a boomerang for the government.
Because it can interfere with the government in tax revenue targets.
“This is a backfire against the government’s efforts in an attempt to increase taxes and be a big loss,” he said when contacted Legal, in Jakarta, Friday (26/3/2010)
According to him, the government wanted a change in tax revenue was still unable to realize this because there is still a weakness that should be addressed. So far the government has not completed a tax problem in place and just leave. The government should solve this tax problem through the tax courts have today.
“Penyelasikan tax in tax court should be transparent, the government currently does not resolve the tax issue is only taken any action,” he said.
Hendri also added during the government’s tax revenue is always less than the target, especially with the existence of this movement can certainly affect the amount of government tax penerimanaan.
As known, the action that speaks facebooker one million facebooker movement refused to pay taxes on behalf of justice related to the case of a broker tax funds, Gaius HALOMOAN Tambunan worth Rp25 billion, which until now has not been resolved. It is feared could prop the government’s efforts to boost tax revenue target of Rp733, 24 trillion in 2010 Budget-P. The number is declining compared for Rp9, 5 trillion from Rp742, 74 trillion in 2010 Budget
When is the Right Time Share Remove
Stock Report June 25th, 2010
Mr. Mulana of Bhakti Securities, I have a question please be given an explanation. When are we should sell the stock, sometimes we do not know if the price of our shares again good. We just know, after a few days, but at the moment for sale, its stock price has fallen.
Answer:
Shares should be sold when the price exceeds the fair value. The value of shares or price targets can be consulted through fundamental analysis and technical analysis. In fundamental analysis, the price target generally is in any research reports issued by securities firms.
Each securities company must have a unique view of the prospects of a stock and therefore a target price issued by each company is different securities. Sometimes the differences are so extreme, so you should BASED ON THE average price target of these issuers.
For technical analysis, price targets can be obtained through graphical analysis (charts). In general, securities brokers in the company have the ability to perform technical analysis that can provide or recommend a target price when selling or buying a stock.
Shares should be sold when the price exceeds the fair value. Fair value of shares or price targets can be consulted through fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Many analysts / investors who hold only to ignore fundamental analysis and technical analysis. But it’s good if both methods are combined to obtain a broader perspective. It is better if fundamental analysis is used to answer the question “what stocks should be bought or sold?” and technical analysis to answer the question “when the stock can be bought or sold?”
Medco Financial Report Late Again
Finance June 25th, 2010
JAKARTA – PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk (MEDC) and re-submit its subsidiaries delay in the delivery of consolidated financial reports nine-month period that ended on September 30, 2009.
So the company submitted to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), as quoted okezone, in Jakarta, Saturday (5/12/2009).
This time delay due to limited review is still in the process of completion by the Public Accountant Office (KAP). “We expect to complete and submit consolidated financial reports nine-month period have been reviewed by KAP in the not too long,” said Director Darmoyo Doyoatmojo the disclosure of information submitted to the Stock Exchange.
Earlier in the quarter I-2009 Medco also do the same. The reason at that time is moving offices, so there are still improvements that need to be done in the internal Medco.
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BI Acknowledge Foreign Funds Flow magnitude
Forex June 25th, 2010
JAKARTA – Bank Indonesia (BI) admitted if the flow of foreign funds into the money market is very large, thus affecting the strengthening of the rupiah to the last few days.
A large flow of funds, not just go to Indonesia alone, but also to several other major countries.
“Yes indeed the flow of funds from outside is great, though not to us alone. It practically went into all developing countries, higher policy rates,” said Acting Governor of Bank Indonesia Nasution Nasution, when found journalists, in the House Bank Indonesia, Jakarta, Friday (15/1/2010).
Just to remind, the rupiah had strengthened thin and stay on the level Rp9.100 per USD at the close of trading yesterday afternoon.
Based on data from Bank Indonesia (BI), the exchange rate was at the close of trading Thursday afternoon, the rupiah was at the level Rp9.150 per USD. That is down compared to yesterday’s closing level of trade Rp9.180 per USD.
Noted, for the sale of rupiah exchange rate at the level Rp9.196 per USD while for the exchange rate is in a position to buy Rp9.104 per USD.
Gold prices decline trigger Low Inflation
Gold Investing June 25th, 2010
JAKARTA – The low inflation rate in February 2010 by 0.3 percent compared with January 2010 inflation of 0.84 percent is influenced by the decline in gold prices due to the strengthening of the rupiah against the U.S. dollar.
Head of the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) Rusman Heriawan said that the decline in gold prices has pushed inflation indicated by 0.05 percent.
“Rupiah we’re stronger, so the gold price decline was not due to declining real, because the dollar dropped, it’s because we are the stronger rupiah. But because BASED gold price in dollars so a fall in the rupiah,” he said after the announcement of inflation in February 2010, at the BPS office , Jakarta, Monday (1/3/2010).
In addition to the gold price factor, she also stated that the decline in inflation rate due to fresh fish, eggs, potatoes, oranges, cooking oil, and cell phones are also a deflation that could push inflation as deep as 0.01 percent. “Some other commodities also provide a pressure approximately 0.01 per cent respectively,” he said.
In February 2010, there was an inflation of 0.3 percent in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for 118.36. From 66 cities, 52 cities experienced inflation and 14 cities experienced deflation.
The highest inflation occurred in Tarakan CPI 1.82 percent to 135.68 and the lowest occurred in Jember with CPI 0.04 percent 118.93. Meanwhile, the highest inflation occurred in Maumere CPI 1.3 percent with 128.79 and the lowest occurred Ternate CPI 0.07 percent to 122.13
